Thomas O'hagan Field Poems

  • 1.
    Do you hear the call of our Mother,
    From over the sea, from over the sea?
    The call to her children, in every land;
    To her sons on Afric's far-stretch'd veldt;
    ...
  • 2.
    Gather the harvest though reaped in death,
    Under the pale, pale moon;
    For the lilies that joyed in the breath of morn
    Shall know not the ardor of noon:
    ...
  • 3.
    What shall the coming year bring forth,
    O Lord, who rulest the land?
    For the navies of the sea and air
    Are but stubble in Thy hand.
    ...
Total 3 Field Poems by Thomas O'hagan

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